Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-07
HACO'S BIG DAY.
People from Far and Near Gather at
Waco to Hear the Proposed
Amendment Discussed.
Dr.. B. IL Carroll and Hon. Roger G
Mills the Speakers OF the Day.
7000 People Present,
White aud Blue Badges about Equally
Divided Among the Ien-General
Good Feeling Prevalent.
Big Day at waco.

>lCtlS- 20 the G&LeLLC.
WACO, Ten, July G.-The crowded
streets today recalled the throngs OF
people that were here on the Fourth.
They came or the trains, in vehicles ana
on horseback from towns as fer distant
IS sixty miles, and from the rural dis
tricts. All the rsilroad DIS ran specia-
trains; the Cotton Belt running three
specials, two from CO-sicana and ore
from GstesviIle. By 10 O'Clock the
streets were crowded with people, ard
white and blue badges were plentiful, ne
weartrs being shout equally divided
! The people were here TO hear the Joint
Debate on the prohibition amendment,
| Congressman Roger @. Mills opposing
end DR.. B. II. Csrroll favoring the meas
IRE. 1t had been extensively advertised
Tor several weeks that Colonel Mills
would speak, out the late day at which
/ il wss arranged he should divide time
with Dr.. Carroll did not afford t1e pro
hibitiOnIsts 81 opportunity to circulate,
So widely as they desired, the fac tLs.
Or. Carroll would speak. But, late as
the announcement WIS, il brought the
white ribbon weareTs from far and near.
COLONEL MILLS AND PARTY ARRIVED
from CgrsiCsna /. 10 o'clock, occupying
ten Cotton Belt coaches. the czrs G2E
engine being pr0fuse!y decorated win
bunting, flags, streamers and notices
This delegation numbered fully 1909
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